The pandemic changed our lives. Church services went virtual. Gatherings were set on calendars labeled as “zoom meetings” or “virtual Bible study.” Church leaders intentionally invested in developing a robust digital evangelism plan to meet the needs of this ever-changing world.

We all know that prayer is the breath of the soul. We are invited to live a life of prayer, asking and surrendering every need, wish, and worry to Christ Jesus, trusting that He hears us.

R Steven Norman III, who will retire as communication director of the Southern Union Conference in February, was recently awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for Communication.

Almost every day, Quince Barnett walks through the halls of his local hospital where he works as a patient transporter. He is known by his coworkers and patients for his bright spirit, uplifting words, kind heart, and for his ministry, “Hands and Feet.”

There is a rare electricity within a room of like-minded individuals. With the common goal of uplifting the gospel through communication, professionals and college/university students in the field were able to meet, network, learn, and worship October 13-15, 2022.

A homeless ministry at Riverside Church in Nashville, Tennessee, is providing those less fortunate with food and clothing, as well as hope for a better life by showing them the love of Jesus Christ.

If someone had told Wendy Chacon several months ago that she would attend Southern Adventist University this semester alongside her son and daughter, she would have scoffed in disbelief.

Crumbling drywall, moldy carpet, and warped cabinets were all that remained of once-welcoming homes after severe flooding swept mercilessly through Hazard, Kentucky.

More than 200 delegates attended the 20th Quinquennial Session of the Southern Union Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, on September 18, 2022.